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Sexual dimorphism in zymosan-induced arthritis is linked with a higher IFN response in myeloid cell subsets that faithfully recapitulate RA synovial cell clusters

2025-11-26

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A key feature of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is sexual dimorphism, with a higher incidence of RA in females. Myeloid cells are key drivers of the inflammatory effector phase of RA, but little is known about their contribution to a sexually dimorphic arthritis phenotype. We wished to utilize an arthritis model that recapitulates RA pathogenic myeloid cell subsets defined by single cell transcriptome analysis to inves...

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ee5195e2-a937-5ee9-bf84-54f6b68fed95
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10.1101/2025.11.24.690174
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